... (Copy.) Her Majesty's steamer Eurydice, off Cross Island, White Sea, Sept. 1. Sir-Herewith I have the honour to transmit, for the in- formation of the Lords Commissietrers of the Admiralty, a I report front Captain E. M. Lyons, of her Majesty's steam t ship Miranda, containing a statement of his proceedings in I the Kola river, resulting in the destruction of the defences land town of Kola, ...

... On WeIdnesday, a meeting of the subscribers to the Newtoll teitimonial proposed to be erected at Grantham, the plkce of New'ton's education, and near to v here he wasi boil , was held ia St. Gcorge's Hall. The Earl of JjarrosW'y oeeupied the chair. L Mr. WVUNTr t, of Grantham, the honorary secretary, Sal I ?? at short time ago it was thought desirable that sosoo II) ssil'meut to the celebrated ...

... HISTORIC SOCIETY OF LANOASHIPE AND CIIESHIRE. I - . - ?? -- .1- ---se 1KA.A w . A- A 1 ree A ssml SOIREE TO THE MEMBERS OF THE BRITISH f ASSOCIATION. The visit of the British Association to Liverpool was e appropriately closed with a grand soiree given to the members by the Historic Societ3, at the Philharmonic Hall, on Wednesday evening last. The hall was com- pletely crowded with is ...

... PETTY Stssio's.-Orn Tuesday the usual fortnightly potty o sessions were hold in the townl hall, the magistrates present being William Pjdkington, Esq. (chairman), and R. Pilkingtou , o Esq. William Nixon, of MA LiC Wooltonl, laboarer, was charged 0 witb trespassing on the St. Helen's Railway oa tle 13th instant. T It was proved that the defendant was wsalking Oil the line ill a L state of ...

... T'R 1M 1E, OIRNING CIRONICLE. LONDON: FRiDAITY SEPTEsil;ER 29, 1851. Tit Cabinet of Vienna lately issued a Circular Nuote which, although addressed only to German Governments, is well worthy of European consi- deritiin. It especially deserves the attention of tho-e persons in this country who suspect aud mnahiie Austria, and we trust that the ordinary liA ~h privilege of a fair heariing xvill ...

... ECCLLESIASTICAL APPOINTMENTS The Rev. Francis Bourdillon, i.A, n Church, Runcorn, Cheshire, has betn apps . ministry of the church of Hieyres, France filed The Bishop of Lichfield has licensed the Re, T M.A., lo the incumbency of St. Mary's Di, Shrewsbury, on the nomination of trustees. ?? Thle HoD. and Rev. Samuel Best, M A., rectoro1 Anne, Hampshire, bas been Appointed by ?? B' chester to ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1854. SALUS POPULI LEX SUPREMA. ?? . ?? ?? *- -o .. ?? -- . ~ .. ?? ?? ?? . . ?? SU M MARtY. Next Sunday is appointed for a National Thanksgiving for the abundant harvest with which a good Providence has blessed this land; and we cannot doubt that the gratitude of the people will be as devoutly evinced as it is sin- cerely entertained. a The cholera ...

... I A special meeting of the Hull Board of Guardians was held on Wednesday afternoon, Mr. Buchanan, governor, in the chair. The CLERK (Mr. Reed) having read the minutes of the last meeting, also read two letters from Messrs. S. K. Birch, jun., and Sissons, who refused to accept the office of guardian, on the ground that they had already served in that capacity. The clerk also read a letter from ...

... NEWCASTLE, SEPTmEiMi 29. 'I i- The fact shortly noticed in lost week's paper, of the landing of the allied forces in the Crimea, his since re- eived ample Co1fi'mationt. Ihe intelligence, on its first mirnouneme)t, seemed to be too complote to entitle it to full credit, since it wvas Scarcely to be believed that no eflcrt should be made ho prevent the expedition from getting a footing on shore ...

... YOUNG MEN'S CHRISuTIAN I TION. SO I t A numeroes and respectable aseni bils Of ladiea s |tlemen attended yesterday to 5ils t°ea tthG bs..;tdina formerly occupied bI thne 'ite at 165, Aldersgate-street, to thuseise of thye y 11! Christian Association. A very elegant entertain5 i 3 set before the visitors in tihe spacioaa and Fre Jr. rated reAding-room, and at tile coclus0 of tI e. circumstances ...

... CAUTION To TALLOW-CHANDLERS. On Monday week last, a stylishly dressed gentle- manly man, of good address, wearing a massive gold neck chain, fob chain, and large bunch of seals, paid a flying r visit to Plymouth and Devonport, introducing himeelfas an American chemist, just arrived from the Western States, where he became possessed of a secret known only to him- self and Price, the great ...

... LONTDON, FRIDAY, SEPT. 29. RuMOuiRS are still floating round that some very remarkable despatches are gone to Admiral NAPIER. Perhaps, now that the rubble has poured out from the hole in the wall at Bomarsund, and that some Russian cannon balls are found to be wooden, and that the Crimeans, who were to be levied en masse against us, l show themselves very glad to see us, our Government are ...